Love is naturally the moving part of this film. The preparatory work was carefully planned, and the growth of affection was accompanied by the advancement of the plot. In the end, Anna went to France to find Adrian, which was a very difficult decision to face her heart.
I was surprised when I just watched it. Most of the pictures are actually in black and white. Only those beautiful memories nourished by love and the emotions of the hero and heroine before they broke the truth are colored, which fits the mood of the characters very well.
The post-war scene between France and Germany, the same pain caused by the war is in the camera. The male protagonist sees the Germans singing the national anthem in the tavern, and the female protagonist sees the French singing the national anthem in Paris. The pain of war is actually It's the same, so war is something to hate, something that destroys the good.
I feel extremely distressed for the heroine, for the sake of the person she loves, she guards the lie, bears the untimely love alone, and lives strong. The girl in 1995, her acting skills are so mature, her eyes are flowing, and her true feelings ooze out. The temperament is noble, and many walking shots are particularly comfortable. Such a woman, who bears everything in the end, stays in Paris, looks at the paintings that represent her love, and looks at her hopes, she should live well.
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